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i' NUMBER 4824.3 THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS PRESENT EVENING; March 1, 1809, will be pertormed THE CHANCES. Don john,. Mr. ELLISTON ; Don rrederick, Mr. HOLLAND; M The Duke, r.•RAY MOND ; Pctruchio, 'Mr. PUTNAM ; Antonio, Mr. DOWTON; Peter, Mr. PALM F. R • First Constantia, Mrs. HA ItCOWE ; Mother-in- Law to Constantia, Miss TIL)S WEL L ; Kinswoman ' Mrs. SCOTT; • -Landlady, Mrs. SPARKS ' - • Nurse,' Mrs. MA )DOCKS ; Second Constantin, Mrs. 10 ROAN. After which, never performed, a Ncw Musical Farce, in Two Acts, called TN AND - OUT OF TUNE. The Charatters by Mr. DOWTON, WEWITZER, Mr. DECAMP, Mr. lOHNSTON E, Master WEST. .Miss DUNCAN, Miss LYON, M rs . BLAND. ~,v)1 Thursday, the new Opera of Kais, or Love in the , übtaits; with The Mayor of Garrat. CERTAIN ASSEMBLY. WANTED, on due Conditions, a SEAT in a or kr CV.R.TAIN ASSEMBLY, either fora snott time, gt" , nie'years. New l.irect to h. X, at Nom iville and Fell's, Pookselers, Bor.d.streei, .vihere lteicreni:es will by...given to Parties of the first respettability. • • NEXT TUESDAY, STATE LO. r TERY begii4 Drawing, Arid contains the following Unusually Rich List of - CAPITAL PRIZES: 3 - Prizes of - ..,Cao,oon . are • :,C60",0 0 0 3 , 4 - to,ool - •- - 30,60 0 " - - 5,000 •*- - 20,40 0 ' 1, 00 , 3 . . . 20,e00 5 ,0 - - - • -•!5.°90 I of • J-FY• and Co. .P . Tei. 11, Poultry, and No. IZ,. recommend to their, Friends anti Ole Pub ;he abov,t Schein.: , . as possessing superior Advantages to I ' c 'tterY f o r many years past. No' Three Blanks to a , aweXtraordinary number of Capitals, and none of-the ;es fixed for particular Days. *IFT and. Co. have been remarkably ti:Srtunate in the 9f Capitals. They - sold the Ticket No.. 11,070, the rrize of zo,04)ol. sold in the last Lottery, besides several , Capital' • STATE LOTTERY BEGINS DRAWING Sth of MARCH. TIM TICKETS are Sold and Divided into iialves, Quart, ighths, and Sixeethi, by HA ;fifth, RN E, and s Co. Stock-Brokers, t at n their STATE; OTTER x OFFIOE, No. 93, Royal Exchange, and no Itliere'else in London on their account. The Scheme, without arty fixed Capitals, contains' . Prizes of - .3 ditto 10,00C1 A dirt. 5 0 0;) , '2O ditto - i,ouo • • ip ditto. So* • . s!c .&c. ' BCe, / 1 4 Three Blanks to a Prize,. and nearly Double the Until ,ol capitals contained in arty Lottery for many years past, thatgh some of. those Lotteries consisted of 60,000 Tickets. . 1 -titers- (post paid) duly answered; and Country Orders, 4 Plk9irt k pailied with retaits.anca, ittiuided to on the Same terms . .. . THIRTY-EIGHT CAPITAL'i YRIZES ttiiii in-the last Year, including PRIZES OF THIRTY, THOUSAND POUNDS, PrWere all Shared and Sold by ~ EISEI, acbig Old Zitablislied OtEcos, No. 4 , , • T. • egruhill, and No. 0, Charing-cross, London, where ,iickets. and Shares are selling for the STATE LOTTERY, `llethame of which 'contains more than double the Number I.,rilos a ban were. in the last Principal and Supplementary tterics dded together, viz. i-. of - 426,900 20 - of . 4 i,OO. 4 -' - - : 10.0,00 , 30 - - 4 5 00 I 4 ". - # 5,000 4.5 ' - - ' too . :,:. Ti e . . rec. Sce. Std. • 1 ,, kets and Sh ares ar e a l so se lli ng for the CITY LOT- Ii o 'RY , the Pri z e s o r Which consis t of substantial Freehold ' ` l3 di4charvtl of Land-Tax. The Scheme contains . ' . I - 04 - . ' ,Ca 5,000 7 - - of - ,C 4,000 1 1 -'- ' - - -7,eco 6 - - • 3, 000 p er ... 6,00 ti , i .: -.-• 1,000 ,re_4oth ni the Cquntry may be supplied, .01e same 35 if till: 4 11r . 1;ly sending then' orders,-post. post .or carriage paid, to. t ria ., ,t , Lornhill, ur .No. 9, Charing-Cross, where Schemes 11 ,, ,7 _, Of. had gratis, and all Prizes i 4 either. Lottery will LK .4 on demand by ' -• . - -T. BISH.. PLAIN 'FACTS NEED NO PUFF Then, for a Candid Statement ! - • • . TIE piesent STATE WTTERY contains Sixty t i ,. , CAPITAL P KIZE ! consists of only, .25,000 Tic positively not Three Blanks to a Prize . - 13,g1115 L)rawing NEXT TUESDAY; March 8, aoB. • ' Read the STATE LOTTEV SCHEME. 3 Prizei or k20,0n0 . - arc . ,C. 62 ,000 " - coo' - - 3° , °°° 4 • • 20 . 20,000 • - '47 0 .3 „, •• "• 20,000 4C - Soo • . • - 15,000' . 100 . . - 4,5 00 .5° • - - 3,00 21 0 . •". • . • 21,000 ti - • - • • I,oou .. .. . 5.100 •--- , assooo Tickets... Fit ) °" , TI LK EIS ani SHARES - ate now sellinKby sir 4AM“ ARANSCOMB and:Cl l .' Fropriezois a Ti l l' 11°111 °T 11 ; 3" CoMiliti ;' and 38, Haymarket. the Lucky Ottices,, et. ti...LKETz ' 1 Sate ini. the v SHARES are likewisi . cut 4 A . 4 FREEHOLD HOUSE LOTTERY.' i ...- . -- • S 4 wilt PAY YOV WELL Foa READING.. • rIAIVES gf TICKETS SIXTEEN SHILINGS" hill Ticket CHEAP Ekatl.W A RN E It's, No• - . 1 1‘P 3111 . 4.', than at th e ot h er Offices. The Statement of 1 rtces, ' kltukr,' will ciCarty prove tit. great Saving to the Public : \V Ati N 1 ' I) . ' • Atii, k 6 P L !'s. 1.. Other Offices' Prt- t . half. rtillAg it 0 0(1 P Mit. 1 which theyaVoid Publishl c rig.. lia r ,„ - - k to lz - o i Half - ... - - - .ClO i ; , el.. I:,i x h il - 1 - -- - 5. kp i quarter ..'• —.. 5 .9 , Y . t iXt 1,, t ... . 2 43' 6 i Eighth ~ • -• zl3 u! c---1 -- ' i'7 O 1 Sixteenth' .. - 13 0 ' I , ION CiltAx7,,E, .I, u ESbAY • 0; . , Bth March; the %Vheels of the With STA I E LOrl'EkY go round, abundantly stomi Capitas,' thiee dims the dumber of former Lotterie4 , 4. . • 3 ' of - -420,0 es 20 - 0 i . - ze 1 , 00 0 4 - of" -... 10,000 30 -0! - - 5 , c ) "of- '• sjooo ' 45 -of- '! 'too Per i /Ice.: &C. &C. c si sons n the Country, sending Letters ( post. imiti),. en . .. Bill rig ildn k MACS, PciSt-t) LUC ()rdert>,. Or • stiort.dato 11. 1 , 3 ,1 will find an additional advantage tAt i'• W 4 ther's• a$ sa.._ c ountry Offi ces frequently put on an extra Profit %von '''' enor mous price of the other London Win:es. , 4,rlAtters enclosing Bank Notes,- Bills, or Post-Mnre ()r -t„.4,1 !twat he paid Dotible Postage i and Letters C14C106 . 111k 'id 11 4 k `be paid Treble rostitge. ) ot. ''~ :+ , k; ;~ r .~.-rl. - s •4 . • Wi t ilti : • . AM ~jA , L, .' 64 * ~. ~. ';? :,, ~„ ~.,,x ,.. t . , • • f •' • ' , ‘ : , ,, ‘ ,4). • ~ .., , k-(0,,, • ,--- 4!..47;;;;-Z • - -I"- •? - . ‘. .. .• 1 4 .I k . 3: 0 .'. • •:,....: ... . - - ..iiiiN , . 0;' •i ii r - , i ti. i , t••,,,,.. • - -,..,....ck_ . 4 . ..:4 4 / Itti l Vt` . , . . • N. .- • . . TUE SDA Y, MARCH 1, 1800. TRADE TO THE-UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, • Liverpool, Tuesday, 23d Feb. tBoft. THE MERCHANTS and INHABITANTS of LIVERPOOL, interested in the Trade to the United States of America, are requested to attend a Meeting,_ . to be hel,i at the Royal Hotel, in Lord-street, on Friday, the 26th instant, at Twelve o'clock at Noon, for the purpose of con- . eurringtnanHurable P T ITIO Nto the LEGISLATURE, pr.-lying, that the Bill now before Parliament; .entitled, " A 14111 for more effedually carrying into Execution certain Orders in Council, made for the Protection of the Tradc and Navigatibn of Great Britain, and granting Duties of Customs on certain Goods exported from .Great Britain," may not pass into a Law, until the objedionable parts of the Bill shall be.eipunged or modified. Rathbone,Hughes,&Duncan. Richard Walker and Co. I Ctopper, Ben Son, and Co. • Thomas Rawson. William Barber and Co. Ewart, Rutson, and Co. John Richardson and Co. Creaves, Yates, and Co. Martin, Hope, and Thornely. .Whitehouse and Galen. Campbell and Frears. John and Robert Uladstone. Hobsons and Bolton. Case and Murray. Humble and Holland. Francis Jordan and Co: David Shaw. l Joshua Eaton. Benj. and J. Gray and Co. Mathells and Moon. James' Robinson and Son. (R. and G. Hamilton. At a Public - Meeting of Merchants and Inhabitants of Li. verpool, interested in the Trade• to the United States of America, convened in pursuance of the preceding Notice, and held at the Royal Hotel, this z6th Feb. 1868 ; !AMES CROPPER in the Chair, Resolved, That the Petition now produced, and addressed to bfatti Houses of be read. Resolved, Thai tile .said Petition, with an additional Prayer, that the Petitioners behead by Counsel, he adopted ; and that, after being signed, the Petitions to both Houses of Parliament be dispatched. for LOllli4ll. That Lieu tenans.-G enera I Tat - Idol) and Major-General Gascoyne'be requested to present the Petition to the House of CoMmons. That the Right Hon. the Earlpf Derby be requested to present the Petition to the House of Lords. That the following Persons -be appointed a Committee for carrying into etfcLt the wishes of the Petitioners; and that they.be authorized to add to theirnumber, viz. lames Cropper Theins Rawson, jun. Willtamliarber William Rathbone • Win. M. Duncan Thomas Martin .. jolin Richardson lames. Galan Ciflli, Campb);ll Thomas Robinson Tlipinai But ton Thomas Cropper; jun. That. a Subscription be entered into for defraying the Ex iences that may be incurred in the prosecution of this bu. Tnat Mr. Thomas Bolton be appointed Treasurer. That the Thanks Of this Meeting be presented to Alex. ander,l3 . aring, 'Esq. M.P. for thefull, clear, and-important c intbrinintoti contained in his " Inciniry into the Causes and Consequences of the Ordeta. in Council;" . and that the Chairman be .requested to transmit the same to:him. That, these '.Kesolutions be signed by . the Chairman, and published in the Liverpool, aitd in such other Newspapeis as the Lotamittee may dire6L ' ' • • • • AMAS CROPPER,. Chair:llan. . , The Thanks of this Meeting were afterwards voted to the Chairman,.lor his able and Impartial cOndutt in Ihe.Chair, TO PARISI-I CLERKS. NY. one producing within a Mouth a Certificate ot the Marriage of JOHN GOLDEN %vial ELIZA LANG LUSH, suypoted to have taken place be tween the years 1796 and itio7, to Mr. Robins, No, Le w Sta ple tun, lioloorn, will receive a Reward of Fifty Pounds. Feb. 27, 18oS. . • NAVIGAIIL.E..CANAL, and ROSE COI'PER . SME4T. SMELT ING COMPANY's SI - lARFS. • MONTHLY SALE, • By Mr. SCOTT, • On Friday, March 4, at Twelve. o'Cluek, at Carraway's, Lundoh, rr HE STAFFORDSHIRE and WORCESTER ' SHIRE CANAL.--Two Shares in this established productive Navigation ' dividing 401. per Share per Annum, Net, and Shares •in the Grand 'unction, Clielmer ' .New. castie-under.Lyme, I unction, Uni n, Kennet and Avon, and Basingstoke Canal Shares and Bonds. Also Ten Shares in the Kase 'Copper Smelting Company, established in 1791; the Dividends on the three last yenta were 161. per Sh,ary clear, and regularly paid. Particulars at the New Hotel, Banitnghani ; at Hatt:hetes Hotel, Piccadilly; Garraway's; and of Mr. Sctitt, New Bridge-street, I.4ntion. COUNTY OF FORFAR. CAF.ITAL ESTATE FOR SALE. • - - To Sold by Private 13argain. HE. LANDS AND ESTATE ~ OF BRIGTON, ire the Parish of Ktnnettles,' situated in one of the best parts of Strathmore.. Tie great turnpike road from the • south.to the north passes through the centre of the Estate. The house, which is large and commodious, stands- irt the middle of a lais`m of twenty acres, upon the water of Kerbet (which loans apiece of water in tram of the house), and consists, of,three pooh:: rooms of large dimensions, ten. or more bed-rosins; and dressing.rOoins« with all household Offices. 'The homefarin oltlees are ctnuplete, two coach houses, with stabling lot twenty-fear horses. The gardens and orchard, With buck walls and tleus, are in full bearing, and Conaist nearly of four acres, with about flat> , :Wks of wood ofall kinds. The.preSent rent of the Estate, including the home - farm of about Ame hundred acres, and to which a purchaser may have immediate attest, is about sixteen hundred pounds ; but, upon the expiry of the leases, which (with the excep tion of one were let twenty-five years ago on single lives, . and must, in the course of nature, soon drop, a very great • rise may be depended on. 'There are (Amite Estate, a flax spinning,mill, and village of co k iiSiderable extent, winch cost: in erection eight thousand pounds, and are now of tnore va lue. These toll to the. Proprietorun very easy terms, at tine expiry of the lease,* which has only tWe..ty years to ion.— The Estate atibrils nearly . three Freehold Qualifications, the valuation being above'One "f itOUSaild VOLtiNis Scots. To those who know; the place, no cleseriptive eMbellish meat is necessary. To strangers it is not easy in an adver tisement to give a propel - idea atilt) bcadty and convenience of the situation.. It is twelve miles. from Dundee, time groin' the Conntylown of Ifortar,'two from Chu - antis; and twenty-six from Per tit. The pityinent of the price will be made to suit the wave« nience of a purcliaser. For further particulars, application may be made to Wm. Douglas, Esq. ,thq Proprietor, by Glartimis ; or to Mr. Pear son, Writer.to the Signet,_ Edinburgh: • , --- ' •—IM ._,---______ , ' • t4t)RTAN'r DISCO V FAY. -7 7 GENTLE NI AN. of Respectability,who has made `:. It his particular study for many yeah; to find out a , C 4 . RE for' a' SCO - Rlll/ 7171 C Lit It ROS.Y, with which tie Was at/fn.:tett front infancy, has now the happiness to ' inforrn • thq.Public that kind Providence Inivled him to the discinery." .ora Medicine which has completely cured him. He bas al . so'had full proof of its"efficacy in curing the Sera.: 'Attila - and other. Diseases arising from the - Impurity of the Blood.. 'lslic gre.4 utility of the Discovery being thus expe. rill - totally known by' hint, in sympathy to all the Afflicted, he feels anxious to make the knowledge of it tinivetsal, that ~ they May partake of its benefiCiat etlects, and that the dread. tot c\1,11..1) , may be extirpated from pia itincly The Medicine ally be takenat any season with the greatest safety, wituout c onfinement from business or re4itietio3 Of regimen. He now proposes nntking it knownif the Public will sub. ' scribe A .0 in equival.3lt to its value, and he has no deubt, wh, n• ire considers the interest which the Itthabitinits of this , ' Cbantry take in the' Silinriti„..s of their Fellow r C retinues,. 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In this Work, which. has j3stly r o' raided a place among the classical Psomittioas of tiermait Litet.it;. ~ the Author not only descrili!s the state of the'S,:x.n anck,:c , ' td illOtt4il Tirn.CSinOtig the pin ip.d • N atilnii of the Gl be, but hives tigatdlS the Causes and ConseqUenCel of at, Virti ei aid V Ices, and ofits intlueacc upon the Morals .01 Society- in general, both in private life aud ttibiic atFiirs : the number of curious Alwedutisl• with.which waboundi, together with the fund or; intormation it COAtaillsl, justl y render it a valuable b i;Wit t) Latglish Literature. Prime! hot ti. ColbUrn, No. 5 , „ Conduit -street, • •Of whom may Batt, ins published, , : cliristina,- or. Mvm Ors- of a Getman Princess..: By the A.4thOr9t eaioh:tt.• ut Lich6chi, x Vols, 4 1 + , .4..., VA 44 . 1 . 1 RICE SIXPENCE VICTWILLIIVG °FELL'S, Db. z 6, 11,18. THE CO 11MISSIONEBSjor VICTUALLI 11 - 3:ll:,Sn's N. :WY do hereby give IVdice (notwithstanding their ri.ivertisement dated the 23d That ort:Wednetday, the 4..)t4 Mareit,nert, tbe_, will receiveand iriat fr only ON E HUN DR D THOUSAND I..()NS (YE W I N DIA R (JAI, to be Iffiverrd, di t ty free s ferns the 14.44-IKiKeiroures. at the Port of f Av do, an f thereof in th e court s of a Month, and the remainder i,r a ill,n/h ajterwards, Intl His silajescy's Sion rat Deptilird and to ht, paid for 4, 6114, payaidt, with interest, ninny fistiVf after date. . , . The Conditilns ori4e Conti447, in which SIM e• nett, . repla. tiers have beeit intrCdaced, ntay be teen at the Set.ilt,:y's N.B. N' Tender trill be ackalned jar a Its: qllanii!y than Th Thi.asand • No regard Toil! be ha./ to any Tender irtubici, the Price not be inserted at .lengtl", tkalt: vat be ~./Ov v„ ,l t' the :higtt on e . o'CA•r< s r the Ja il Md.,, j i, fy , t b, 9th of March next;' nor an/as th• ', l ake, th e I'm,: ; iv, 0, tilne . .PfriOn on big IleA4ll, to(tamer', ;11)144_ ,: called for. . TRANSPORT-C.l ,• F.(6. 19 i 206. , • AHE , 00,11111735/ON . ER'S joi Al "'YR . :ill's A A'SPO R 74 StRI'ICE; of Sit.* aintirounded Seamen, aye! f 6 .? " . 1 .1 4, Care and of • Prirolers of War, ifv be,eby glvt Notice, That tOrm :will be red.]. at 'bit Office, oti Tuesday tie Btb day ft.ifqrsb,llW., sealed did treat with tae) l'er:J94ts ina_y be *lung io . contran for stipping the under-mentiomi /Inkier Pr the vice V Prisoneril War, Irient an Ist. Day. of April el xt, Twelve Months certain; and tbereafter until Three itiontla IN/wife.: shall be given; viz. ' • ' . • , At Pl 4 T —OOalS, (;addles,(;addles, Straw, :Ilia Bi t n)) Brooms.. • . PLYMOUTH —CoaIs, Candles, And Straw; • STAPLErON, near isristoj—Coats, Candles, Straw, Alkd Birch Brooms, NORMAN CROSS, near - StittOn—Coals, Candlcs, Straw, and Birch 'ltrouut. - . . . ; C RA T H Ar.t 7 Coals, Candles, and Birch Brooms. Y AR MOU T II --Catitiles and Straw. w Edinburgh—Candles and' Straw'. No -Tendtr will be received after One ',Clock on the of Treaty,nor any noticed unless (be Parlyi• or an Agent for hint, per.: sonally attends.. „. . t , Farther Particala.l may be known' by applying at tb;t 01,6ce„ cr to the reiptaive Agents for Prtioners of N'ar at the ilp:st above-mentioned. THE REAL JAPAN. tvlilD.E DAY ANO MARTIN. . THIS Invaluable c()MPOSITION, with half the.usual labour, 'proluces the most brilliant Jet Black, • ere( beheld, :Winds peculiar. nourishment •to th e I.cattiei, will not soil the fine3t . Linea, pertly tree , from any thr. • - pleasant smeil;"3:ia wilt retain its virtueit in any etiolate. Sold, wholesale, by I dal. and Martin, at the Manptaaory; • N 0.91, 'High 1-3olorn ; r.1.C1 by F.'Dity; 7, Tavistock stieer; Covent-Orden.; %V - . Day,' No.. Ro„ Swallow-atreet ; Axtel, No. i, Vinch-lime; ,enkt.by the, principal. Boot: makers, Perthmers, and Oilmen, in the Metropolis; and in every" town throughout the United liiingdoin, in Stone ties, price ts,osd..eac.ll - . • •• -. ••••• T - NII. HOI)SON's 'IMPERIAL 01 L, prep.r44 , L."by j...1 - lodson, Cross-street, I latton-garden, fibril near thirty yeais experience,. Iras.been found* certain cure for all kinds of Sprains, Brui s es, Injuries from 111‘ , ws. or Falls, hard Swellings, Chilhlairts, - -W,eakness, and, Kickro in Children . , Contratlion of the•Limhs; .and SineWs, old Aches -and Pain's, Rheumatism, Lumbago;: Palseyi•- • Burns, •Svalds,..&c. 1 . • • The following arc a few E. xtrias,of Cases : lames Harvey, servant to Edward •Vaughap, Esq. Bo , ok. Street, Bath, received a violent sprain in his ancle ,• friving had the. hest surgical advice to no purpose, Dr. Imperial Oil cured hiss in a*fortnigtit. Elizabeth Statham, NeivVeastle-street, Shorectitch, train a sprainedlier back so 'melt, as fo he incapable of .cam tinning in her place, vas, by the use 1 - 103.tion'S 101. perish Oil, perteCtly cured in a'short tune. • The son of Kr. A. Wlthearsoti, 'of CainVriclge; eightcert months old, received a fall, •by which lie was much bruised ; after every surgical advice to ne Hudson's lint. . • perial Oil restored him to the free - use of `his limbs. The Imperial Oil is strongly' recomm'entleil tor ritkets in children ; weaknesses, stiffness, and contraction o r th e joints from had nursing .; for chilblains, when Its healing qUalities are far superior to cerites, opodeldocs, &c. and it applied on the appzar.uice of chilblains, it will pr , wen: theft' breaking. • • By appointment of Dr. l•lotlson,, the Oil is sold Wholesale and Retail, at Mr. Butler's No..}, Cheappide, cor n er o f Paternoster.row ; and mayb e -had rnost Country Book. sellers and Medicine Venders, `in Bottles,- with ample Direc. liens, at S. 95. each, and for.charitable purposes, in Bottles at its. each. —To prevent fraud, per favour of the lion. Commissioners of Stamps, R. Butler,. 4, Cheapside," is engraved on a Black Staillp, which is affixed on the outside * wrappet around each Bottle. RENO.VA.TED HEALTH. , IT has been top frequently the subjea - ..0f just and. general reprobation, that men destitute (Atha elements of the medical ',rt have glilired themselves as candidates for , public patronage in the profession of ph} sic. For the purpose, of doing justice to the result of our studies and experience, and to Prevent us froM being classed ameing thoscernprri c a w h ose imprudent pretensions have, unfortunately for society, wen, too favourably received, we beg leave to submit to the liberal, and enlightened a faithful statement of Our pursuits and ac.. quirt:merits. A Item having received a regular medical .eatica... non as the pupils of Messrs. crinded and Wizard,. who= teat:flea and pradliee we carefully attended,' as rah:saws and. surgeons of the I :,e•1 e, I tospital ; we entered ourselves as students in that justly celebrated school for medical acquire.- ment, the Royal Ccillege of Edinburgh, and were instrtieted in the different brans:het of anatomy, surgery, • the theory and praelice of physic, chemistry, midwifery, botany, &c. :. :(e by those eminent prafessors, Drs. Munro, G weary,- Black, Duncan and Rutherford. We tru s t we s e a l' be deemed. presumptuous in saying , that our profiliency and acquirements are nut haconsiderable. Having for a long - series of years made Venereal Ceruplaitits, and the vartntas diseases of Debility, the particuhkr objector our studies and pratlice„, if will, we hope,'be al lovJed that we have aciftlited superior knowledge df their treatment Ad cure. In slight and recent tclatseeishoOrtiliZitodiundaf tPievrofeddaYsrcrltaidbiliiishthincieseiltot:isthce°3unti:riUitsedt veturecy, where other praditioners have failed of success, a proper perseverance in our plan of. treatment ensures to the patient a , safe and ,radical cure. . Amidst the' melancholy variety of disorders which are the. elleels of a habit long and ',nose-Unhappily! pursued by the youth of both sexea,,tnere are none more alarining or mete. distressing than those deficiencies and (I ,, bilitics which Pte. . que „ t ty prevent or embitter the matrimonial state. To Such' petsoes it must.be 3 Milsliiition toiCulv that they may now,. by a new and iniallible twide of treat incur, he restored to that greatest ot all human blessings, a strong, leanly, arid ous cunstitution. In all cases of debility, from whate , 4r causcatising,. as wet las in every speei•!s or venereal wentay be consulted by Otients atei t her s:rx. ! e t , rime . e s t, secrecy and honour. • Hoe rs orearis esrei l r j e.er ,„ ten to three, and horn 6 in the evening till to at night. Patients in the country arc terfue.ted to state the partial. . . tars CA their caw, age, and gem eril habit oPf ivur g, F4C.. 454(:, r.losing a remittance for advice and rreedieines,.iv lien the same will be given, or scut to any part 011ie kingdomil. TO ensure that secrecy so essential. tu.our uirdertaking,. the postage at letters may be added to the account inetti c i ees ; . 4.; L and Co. Surooni, No. 1,7, I 1 atton-gerden. ' Messrs. Currie and Co. have Certificates from the ' above respectable: l'retessors of London end Edinburgh, et the diligence - , skill, and humanity, with which they per formed the duties, assured them -during the time they at. • - tended their Leeltaca and rr Tor rl